Thanks to its aesthetic appeal, natural stone is an increasingly popular tile material used in showers. Some of the most sought-after types of stone tile you can use in your shower include limestone, ...

Getting the kitchen and bathroom squeaky clean is already an overwhelming task. If you have tile floors in those spaces, that can make the job feel like even more of a hassle —especially if you aren’t ...

Q I have a bad back, and the tiles at the bottom of my shower are grungy, but it’s hard to get down to them. I feel that once I can get them clean it will be easier to keep them that way. I have an ...

Recognize the type of tile you have and the material it is made of. Prevent mold and mildew through frequent cleaning. Approach stains and grout carefully. It’s pretty surprising (and gross!) how much ...

If you’re someone who enjoys a nice, hot bath, then you’ve probably paid attention to the condition of your tub and the surrounding tiles (or you certainly should). If you’re someone who just hops in ...

Stacy McCall, president and CEO of ServiceMaster by Stratos in Memphis, says, “Sweeping works fine for most floors, but vacuuming is a better choice, even for tile. Most vacuums have a hard floor ...

Soap scum forms when fatty acids in bar soap react with minerals in hard water, creating a cloudy film on glass and tile.

Plus how to avoid mould growing on your shower curtain WHILE cleaning your bathroom isn’t everyone’s idea of a good time, it’s an unavoidable part of homeownership. However, the plus side to this is ...

Limescale is a substance that is all too familiar in most bathrooms, coating shower heads, taps and bathroom tiles. It’s a problem that is caused simply because bathrooms are the wettest room in the ...